But they were separate facts, so you're good.

I hope somebody was fired for that blunder.

You're thinking of Vegans.

"Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps" IS a UK euphemism for male genitals, isn't it?

Which you can't spell without "loodbath", so . . .

Samwise Gamgee?

Nah, my #1 . . .

"I didn't know people your age still - "

Why bother rebuilding those cities? All the inhabitants were dead anyways, there is nothing worth having there..

Dame.Judi.Dench?

Well, do you remember ever having said those words? Because if you haven't, it's PROBABLY not you.

AND NOW I AM REPLYING TO YOU!

I couldn't understand the parking meter line the first time I heard it. So we rewound it and listened to it again. I didn't understand it the second time either. I didn't get it until I read the comments here.

I can't imagine that anyone would think anything else . . .

That's the one part of this episode, and really the whole show, that doesn't make any sense to me.

But Cro-Magons ARE the same species as us - notable only because they were the first inhabitants of Europe, but by the time they rolled into town people had been in Africa, Asia, and Australia for a while.

And it's the PERFECT song to advertise cruise lines . . .

As terrible as Temple of Doom may have been, it's the only one where Indy's actions represent a net gain for the good guys. All the others ones consist of "Indy tries to find artifact to keep it out of the hands of the bad guys, bad guys let him find it then take it from him, artifact kills bad guys." ToD was the only…

Given how miserable my life otherwise was when Season 3 aired (I was working ~80 hours a week, and spent my free time watching LOST and . . . that's pretty much it) I have nothing bad to say about any of it, even the objectively terrible episodes like Stranger in a Strange Land.

Amanda Knox is hotter.